General Mills is a leading producer of cereal in the United States, operating numerous varieties of cereal including Fiber One, Lucky Charms, Nature Valley, Cheerios, Trix, Chex and Wheaties. The company also operates the Cascadian Farm, which is exclusively organic cereal.http://www.generalmills.com/corporate/brands/category.aspx?catID=19412&groupID=19412
Coupons for General Mills cereal are available frequently both in the coupon section of newspapers and online, providing a variety of discounts including reduced prices and dollar-off deals. This page provides information about and links to General Mills cereal coupons.
Dating back to 1866 when Cadwallader Washburn opened a flour mill in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the company has grown throughout the years, including introducing its first ready-to-eat cereal, Wheaties, in 1924. Several cereals joined the General Mills family, including Kix in 1937 and Cheerioats, later renamed to Cheerios, in 1941.http://www.generalmills.com/corporate/company/history_timeilne/history.html
General Mills, which also operates the Gold Medal Flour, Betty Crocker and Bisquick product lines, merged with Pillsbury in 2001. The cereal line also changed around that time, making each cereal made with whole grains. The decision to switch to whole grains was made after studies showed that the vitamins and other nutrients in whole grains can help reduce the risk of common health problems including heart disease, diabetes and obesity.http://www.generalmills.com/corporate/brands/category.aspx?catID=19412&groupID=19412
General Mills Cereal Coupon Policy
Most General Mills cereal coupons must be clipped from newspaper circulars or printed from the Internet and presented at checkout when purchasing the cereals at the grocery store. While generally manufacturer's coupons may not be combined, some stores will allow them to be used in addition to store coupons or advertised specials. Additionally, some stores offer double coupons, offering a discount twice the face value of the coupon, up to a certain dollar amount.
The vast majority of coupons have an expiration date and some may only be valid for one or more specific varieties of cereal. Many popular coupons for General Mills cereal offer a specific dollar amount off two boxes of cereal purchased together.https://www.pillsbury.com/coupons-promotions/
General Mills Cereal Coupon Sources
In addition to coupons in newspaper circulars, General Mills cereal printable coupons can be found on a variety of websites, including the official sites for Betty Crocker and Pillsbury. To receive coupons from the official websites, a free account is required.https://www.pillsbury.com/coupons-promotions/ http://www.bettycrocker.com/coupons-promotions/coupons/default.aspx?WT.ac=homepage_05-01-2008#
Occasionally, General Mills will put out coupon books, offering a packet of coupons on variety of products by signing up at one of their websites. In early 2009, a $10 coupon booklet was issued to anyone who signed up for a newsletter at their Eat Better America website.http://www.heyitsfree.net/2009/01/14/free-10-general-mills-coupons/
Third-party websites, like Savings.com, also offer printable General Mills coupons, but the majority of offers simply link to the official coupons on the Pillsbury or Betty Crocker websites.http://www.savings.com/m-General-Mills-coupons.html
